Joel Sartoreのインスタグラム(joelsartore) - 9月3日 02時37分

If you ever spot a white-tailed deer fawn lying in the grass alone, don’t worry! Its mother most likely didn’t abandon it. Mother deer will leave their fawns alone under the cover of tall grass or forests in order to hide them from predators. If she has twins, the mother will leave them at least 25 feet apart as an extra safety precaution. White-tailed deer fawns are born with an average of 300 little white spots on their backs that they’ll eventually grow out of. Since they spend the first few months of their lives lying in the grass waiting to nurse their mothers, this pattern that mimics dappled sunlight on the ground is essential in helping them blend in with the vegetation.
This white-tailed deer fawn was photographed at the @gladysporterzoo in Brownsville, Texas.
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